Biddle Defends Civil Liberties in Wartime Policy
Washington reports Attorney General Francis Biddle faces criticism from both sides over protecting individual rights during war. He defends liberal ideals while confronting sedition cases and internment of enemy aliens. He argues toughness and liberality must be weighed for national unity and justice.
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Wooster Stage to Present The Man Who Came to Dinner
Herbert Rogers of Wooster will play the lead in the Wooster College production of The Man Who Came To Dinner on March 12 13 and 14. He has appeared in three major college plays and Wooster Community Theater performances in the past two years. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Rogers of 224 College Ave. Bolivia grows the potato crop at 11000 feet above sea level.
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Mystery Of Old Owl Creek Colony In Wyoming
The lost colony of Owl Creek, a group of white settlers in Wyoming around 1770, remains an unsolved historical mystery. Notes from Ed Cusack describe a log cabin remnant, camp sites, cedar barricades, and stone breastworks suggesting white inhabitants, but the origin, identity, and fate of the settlers near Thermopolis and Owl Creek remain unknown.
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